Bill Clinton, for instance, won both Colorado and Montana in 1992, when he was challenging George H.W. Bush.
Enron, for instance, won a $26 million contract to serve Fort Hamilton, the Brooklyn Army base, for the next 10 years.
Bob Dole, for instance, won three of the five collar counties against Bill Clinton in 1996 despite losing badly in the state and nationwide.
But more recently, you write, there have been cases where religious groups have, for instance, won the right to use school facilities.
In the first case, however, against Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, England conceded a first-innings lead in all but one instance, won only twice as a result and drew four.
Lyndon Johnson, for instance, won the Democratic race in New Hampshire in 1968, but Eugene McCarthy's challenge was so strong in second place that he was treated as the winner.
His screenplay for the film "Moonstruck" (1987), for instance, won an Oscar, as did two of the film's stars, Olympia Dukakis and Cher.
His novels, too, were acclaimed, in one instance winning the Grand Prix du Roman de l'Académie Française in 1976 for "Le Crabe-Tambour" ("The Drummer Crab"), which he adapted for a film the next year.
Washington, for instance, won the Pac-12 last season but did not obtain an at-large tournament bid, a rarity for a major conference and, to those involved, an injustice.
John McEnroe, for instance, won fifty-one doubles titles with Peter Fleming from the late seventies through the mid-eighties, and was ranked No. 1 in the world for a record five straight years.
